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Are you suggesting someone is diverting feedstock corn to ethanol corn in such a way that we won’t be able to feed livestock? That seems like it will be a popu
by drewcon 4y ago
Are you suggesting someone is diverting feedstock corn to ethanol corn in such a way that we won’t be able to feed livestock?
That seems like it will be a popular political move, you should tell them.
- qeternity 4y agoThere are two resulting forces: 1. Prices increase, incentivizing additional plantings to offset this new demand, and feedstock supply is unaffected. 2. Feedstock supply is reduced, and we raise less livestock. The reality will be somewhere in the middle.